In a photo taken last semester, Chinese students Zong Gang (fourth from left) and Luo

Qi (right) listen to Business Management instructor Doug Loblaw (gesturing dramatically)
as he pours forth Marketing wisdom. The student behind Zong Gang, incidentally, is not
really asleep—he was just hamming it up for Edna Sakata's camera.

Chinese students complete program

Life in North Vancouver is "very quiet"
according to Chinese Business Management
students Luo Qi and Zong Gang who have
been studying here since July. After life
in Shengdu (population approx. 9 million)
which is in Szechuan province (about the
size of B.C., population 100 million), Cap
College is quite a change of pace.

But Tiving in Canada wasn't quite the
culture shock for the two students that
one might expect. Not only to Luo Qi and
Zong Gang both have degrees in English
Language and Literature, but they have
been acting as interpreters for Canadian
faculty members for the last two years at
the Canada-China Enterprise Management
Training Institute operated jointly by the
Chinese government and ACCC in Shengdu.
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JOIN IN ON THURSDAY

Don't forget to go by the North Campus
on Thursday, April 16 to support the
fundraising events being put on by the
Legal Assistant students. The fund-
raiser is in support of second year
Legal Assistant student Karen Wishneski
who was left a quadriplegic after an
accident in January, and money raised
will go tomedical rehabilitation costs.
There will be hot air ballooning, a
dunk tank, theatre: sports, a beer
garden and a BBQ. As well as
contributing to a worthy cause, you
could have the opportunity to dunk one
of our august administrators, so save
up your pennies and come on by.